Productive and Biological Features of Kazakh Fine-Wool Sheep in the Conditions of the Almaty Region
- 1 Kazakh National Agrarian University, 050010, Kazakhstan, Almaty, Abay Street, 8, Kazakhstan
Abstract
Kazakh fine-wool sheep bred in semiarid and desert zones of the Kazakhstan South-East are most widely spread in the Republic. However, most sheep do not satisfy the respective requirements of the breed in terms of productivity and especially reproductive capacity. Consequently, increasing the breeding performance and yield of commercial lambs is one of the most urgent issues in fine-wool sheep breeding. One of the tasks for scientists and agricultural specialists is to develop efficient methods to increase the reproductive capacity of fine-wool sheep and preserve lambs to the age of one year, one of the ways to increase the breeding performance being the selection of polycarpous pairs intended to accelerate the breeding rate for the mentioned product.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.3844/ojbsci.2017.219.225
Copyright: © 2017 Kairat Alimgozhaevich Iskakov, Beibit Turganbekovich Kulatayev, Gulshad Makhambetovna Zhumagaliyeva and Pere Miquel Pares Casanova. This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the
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Keywords
- Reproduction
- Selection
- Breeding
- Birth Type
- Body Weight
- Preslaughter Weight
- Carcass Weight
- Carcass Yield
- Visceral Fat